Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-05
AVs TIes sALEs-ruinre Days.
BY y. w. Bowe and II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate kuctioneers
H'HE CALICO" MILLS,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
FOR SALE BY ORDER OF TIE COURT.

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the causes Of "St0kes and Allen ~. The 1alic-
go-Mlls Manufacturing Company and tho
Merchants and Planters Savings Bank against
same." the undersigned. special commission
crs, will cell by auction, In front OF the Galego
flOur-Mills. on
FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1857,
a. iq O'Clock NJ. ALL OF THE PROPERTY,
REAL AND PERSONAL, mentioned IN SAID 10
Tho GALLEGo FLoUR-MILLs, situated ut
tie northwest corner Of Canal ana iWelih
s.reots. IN the city OF Richmond, Va, together
with OF The machinery therein, ana tho p'f-
peluhl right subject 70 an annual waiof-rent
u g2.fiD) 70 uso about 1000 square inches OF
Wntcr under pressure 81 ~ feet. The build
irR. which Is eight stories high. aad s1bsian-
tally constructed OF pressed bricks ana cover
cd with virginia slate. fronts i05 feet on the
lower end OF tho old basin Of the James MYor
ard KanRwha canal and runs back % teet 10
Twelfth street.
The CALICO CORN-MILLs. situated on
DE sOuh side OF Canal street, immeiateiy
OBJ Osite the properly described above, 70
eether with all tho machinery therein ana mo
privileges thereto belonging. The bull ing,
which 81 e brick. Is substantially erected ana
Is six stories high. Tho power Ia supplied ~
two large a,er-wheels-One an oyer'hOt ana
the other turbine. Tho lot fronts 90 feet on
Canal street and extends back 1853 feet The
ten. pairs Of Burrs and Esopus Stones, which
are suitable for grinding either wheat or corn,
car turn out 1000 bushels OF meal per day.
THE VERY VALUABLE LOT on the south
west corner Of Canal and Twelfth streets. ad-
Joining aud east Of the property last above de.
sciibed, frorting 60 feet, with depth OF 100
foot. aud having thereon tho massive iOuuda-
tlon-Walls Of tho building formerly known as
the New MIlls," which were destroyed by hro
some yenrs ago. These fOundatOn-walls Wef0
built a, q cost Of $4,000, and will now support
any building which may be erected thereon.
I he whole stream Of water which turns tha
Wheos d the Galiego Mills passes through THIS
lot ard has fol- of about - feet. thus aifOrd-
ing 10 the purchaser an opportunity 70 avail
himself Of this immense watcr.poWcr -
The VACANT LOT KNOWN As TIE
"BANIN SPRING LOTT at the southeast cor
ner Oh Carbl and Eleventh streets, ADJOINING
ard west Of the GallegO Corn Mills, fronting
1873 feet On Canal street and running back IoO
feet. Ills lot, owing 10 It's pecul1r topoEra-
pEy--having 1T is front the old Jeme7-hiVer
and kauawha canal basin, from when gu uh-
limited water supply can be Obtained. aui
having 8nCut % feet i'm it, rear the waste-gltes
of the Old canal, which are about 90 feet below
the level Oi tho basn-afOrdS an opportunity
Gt a small cost 20 obtain an almost unllmitel
water power. thus making very desirable ior
the erection thereon of any mandiacturlng eS-
t8blishment requiring power.
IHATNALUABLE LOT fronting l3S feet on
the enst side Of Twelfth street between Canal
and byrd streets, and running back 90 ieet {
Thirteenth street, having thereon bAitG1
Iark.mill. fronting on Twelfth street; and IN
tie rear the BUILDING used for the stables OF
the CnliecO Mills. -
THE LARGE FOUR STORY BRICK STORE
House al the corner Of Twelfth street and
BASIN bank. now occupied by Charles G. shafer
ard others. This building il 20 x65% feet, and
at a small cost could be- converted into :hree
rice stores. which would rent well. 800.
A LOT OF LAND KNOWN AS THE "RU-
TUFkFOORD-MILLS LOT" containing ono
quarter Of an acre. In HenricO county, Va.
about ono half mile west OF tho city OF id'h-
mond, situated on the Richmond and Ale-
ghany railioad end on the canal, from which
ample water-power can be derived Tor any
manufacturing enterprise.
The foregoing SEVEN PIECES or REAL
ESTATE and the fixtures and appurtenanres
thereto belonging will BE- sold "a a whole. start
ing the same AT the upset bill made by Gcucrel
Joseph X. Anderson Of sl3200o.
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER
we win sell, together. the two exceedingly
valuable W.ANnN used ~ -aI c1m4any-'o
Wit. "GALLfGO" and "VDANrE bo-l Of
which have a worthwhile reputation gld great
popularity. especially i'm $40 South Am'c'l1
states. These brands viii 'c started at G-la-
Ial j. r. Anderson p upset ~ 4 of fr.lOl
Tie Cal.cgo-Nils Manufacturing Company
iaCnO Of TIC oldest manufacturing cs apI-.-
E.eut- in ibis country, having hocl ioi'Iai On
tho year - by Joseph Gali2co, from Wl)'n u
C,fiyts fla name. In the year l'Gj jns mills
! p
mill i,iiding was erected two years tle'' 70 ''
itarotof over tl9OO. a. is gV9s-r-c.. ln
tie mo-. substantial manIer, and win rote-
renee 90 the greatest convenience I'D h1lIlnf
milling products. There are sis f'O~i's '"i'w
the caves and two IN the root The building is
1895 feet, and is remarkable for 10, arcli,'c-
tulal beauty and imposing appearance. me
machinery is Of the most subs taniial c'ara 2 r.
Tower Z. furnished 10y three ya3s ovar5uot
Water-whceis, each p feet in diameter. and
aft.v n 81 =
by IN underground passage under Canal -troot,
aud then turns the largo turbine AMI Of3rHh1t
wheels which furnish power to ran tue ma
cniuciy Of the c1r-mill.
Tho iGscu eut OF tho l0ur-Will7 contains m
.ulsiaItial hGrst-frames and tlo usual sh1-tf
aud gearing FOR transmitting power. On tle
rcEt floor are he twcuty-thre' pairs Oi Fren N
huIrs The fourth, hith, aud SIKH stories com
tain tho bOltiug-r@e.s ard also about q dolon
vhCat-ciegnlng machines.
This mil IL capable 81 turning out LODI bar
rols OF hour FER Jay
The climatic influences nat give - lhe Dr)-
ducts o. thcse mills .ucn wonderful keeping
cu0li'iCs, tire sui ,t@1'ia' ctarlct'r Of tEe
Luiidirgs: the reputation Of the mills AMI
i,aI0s: no po"erul Wa'cr supply oL 1000
SQUIRE inches Of Wa.rr under head ~ :.
fcot, with p fail x CD fcs- and on this power
a, re nero nominal cOsu, combine to maze
these mills a. valuable a. any in ,ne word.
Tie nack OF The Richmond GHl Allegheny
ialilCaH. Wti,h connects with aI "'h"r rail-
Teuf- eftrfl-lE N.r'lIy, rs 4lDN Mtl+i +i-JlH -
throw O. thc mills. tHi "a very small 'FD21'o
en- De- rap 20 DE wheat-Ie'o iYo-'. thus s3gilg
G.arrea rn q % wheat received uy raj ir0nd.
a -,aU..la. Juror RI he lni.at alI BEST lill
Of .lct-lIC.ess Eo-r-u.aslng ma'hilcry--I
RIG mr,h i.s- expensive thCu fl@t generally
ir SCI 1s recently examined The u0lr- mi 'i~,
a. found thesu 80 tLcir f.y-i .ci ir1tlras e'-
u.1>' per. cctIy adAq.,l 20 the intro tIct.JI %
such Lint.y.
lfEYs: one fourth cash; balance q one.
two and flr"c years, for notes with i0ic'D-t
added. ana 'itic retained uutil al tho pI-ct1.'-
i.,pe. i- ba.d ana q conveyance o-Iarei by
go Count. JOIN j.. G'I.
CEhR.rS .. WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM J.LEANE.
THOMAS O. JACKSON.
special O0nM.s i3lers.
4. sire .. TAYLOR auc.ouesrs.
STONES & tIIFE, lLAfSTGrFS, AGAINST THE
CALLrGO-NHLs NANUFACTCr.NG CJWPASV
AND OTHERS. DFFEHDANTs; ASD IHE MEg-
CHANTS AND ILhNTERs SAVINGS BASE. PL liT-
TIFF. AGAINST THE GALLEiO-NtLLs MhSCFAc-
TURING COMPANY AHD OTHrRs, DEfBNDA Ants
u TF CHANCERT COURT or TIE CITY or
RICHMOND.
/. BENJAMIN II. Berry, clerk ~ said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree IN said causes Of
february -, lSS7, Las been duly given.
CiYen under my band this ll.h day OK March,
leS3.
!e5 BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
By Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auci.ouoe-s,
1li3 Main street.